Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-07
Is stopping with relatives at lol east
Franklin street.

the Fauquier White in few days.
Mcssrs. Julius and Samuel Syclc left
the city Tuesday for Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Charles e. Strans and family
are spending the summer in Ashland.
Mr.. Beverly f. Shore left yesterday
to visit his parents in Nottoway county.
Miss Lula Bethel is visiting MIR.
John J. Wicks, at Reusen's, Campbell
county, Va.
Miss Maggie Hewitt. OF 800 east
Clay street. is summering at Louisa
Courthouse.
Little Miss s. b. Stokes, Of Boiling
Island is in the city on visit to her
grandmother.
Miss Flora b. Lovenstein is in
Wilkesbarre, Pa, and is having most
delightful visit.
Mr.. Cain Jackson and his daughter,
Mrs. A. G. Phenix, will leave to-day
for Essex county.
Miss Della Curry, OF Venable street.
is visiting her cousin, Rev. Il. IL. Null
len, IN Orange county.
Miss Margaret p. Stokes, of "Bolling
Island" has gone TO the Fauquier
White Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. NJ. Eta Morgan and her two
little girls are on n months visit to
relatives in Charlottesville.
Miss Clara Carr, of Portsmouth, is
in The city visiting her friend, Mrs.
Smitz, OF west Main street.
Mrs. Captain Bailey and sister and
Miss Beclxie Mickie left yesterday
morning for the mountains.
Messrs. Charles /. and Harry De-
noon have returned home from two
weeks visit to Cobb's Island.
Purser James Gallagher is again at
his old post on the steamship Roanoke.
He arrived on that vessel yesterday,
and leaves for New York to-day.
DR.. J. A. White left the city Friday
night for the Montgomery White Sui
phur Springs for ten-days' visit
Miss Ida Burch. of 500 east Clay
street, has returned from trip to New
p.rt News, Norfolk, and Old Point.
Miss Media Airport, of west Marshall
street, has gone to Shumanville to
spend the remainder of the summer.
Mr.. Gus Z. Delarue left the city yes
| terday afternoon to spend few days
with his family in Charlotte county.
Miss Mary O'Donnell returned from
Norfolk and Virginia Beach Tuesday,
and will leave tomorrow for New York.
Rev. Percy Elsom having returned
from the mountains will fill the pulpit
st Fulton church this morning and to-
night.
Misses Annie and Julia Williams, of
| 7C9 west Grace street, are visiting
Major ID. ". Anderson, in Fluvanna
county.
Senator James n. Stubs. of Glouccs-
ter county, was in the city yesterday
On route home from the Roanoke con-
vontion.
The usual young mems meeting will
be held at the Young Mems Christian
Association this afternoon at 3:i5
o'clock.
Friday night in Temple Lodge, No.
Q, A. L. and A. NJ, W. Kirk Mathews,
Esq, of Manchester, was elected senior
warden and Richard Wenzel junior
warden.
Mr.. w. J. Baker, wife, and daughter
Miss PEARL, of No. 200north Twentieth
street, left yesterday for Variety
Springs.
Miss Ida Trotter, of 107 east Main
street, lett the city on Friday to remain
several weeks with her friends in
Brunswick.
The Misses Minnie Brown, Lillian
Fox, and Annie May Bradley have re-
turned home after very pleasant trip
to Baltimore.
Miss Mamie Leary is at the White
Sulphur Springs with Mrs. Claiming
Bolton, and will spend the month OF
August there.
Mrs. Julius Edel and family left yes
terSay Tor Spring Lake. n. j. Before
returning home they will spend several
days at Cape May.
Miss Mary NJ. Elicit, who has been
spending a few weeks at Old Point,
Virginia Beach, and Ocean View, has
returned to the city.
Misses Lillian and May Loeb are
spending their vacation with THEN
aunt, Mrs. Randolph Smith, at Cold
Springs, Augusta county.
Mr.. John G. Wade, who has been
quite sick, returned from the Yellow
Sulphur Springs yesterday morning,
much improved by the trip.
Miss Minnie Kopple, who has been
for several weeks at Atlantic City, n.
j., cbaperoned by her aunt, Mrs. Sol.
Sycle, is expected home this week.
Mrs. A. G. Rockecharlie and her sis.
ter, Miss Emma Lucas, have returned,
after soionrn of two weeks at Lynch
burg, Lexington, ana Natural DrldSe.
Miss Anna j. Eaton has left the
city to visit relatives in Norfolk, in
company with whom she will visit Old
Point, Virginia Beach, and Cape Henry.
Mr.. w. p. Southall, is visiting
friends and relatives in Charles City
county. While away he will also visit
Norfolk, Baltimore, and Philadelphia.
Little Miss Meta Henshall left Fri
day evening for the Old Sweet Springs
to spend the remainder Of the summer
with her mother, Mrs. Emily Henshall.
Mrs. j. J. Harvey and daughters,
Mrs. w. NJ. Luck and Miss Mary Har-
vey, left the city last week for two
months visit to Coney Island and
Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Julien nj. Solomon, of Savan-
nah, Ca, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William, Loyenstein. She is
accompanied by her son, and will re-
main here for some time.